Kamala DOUBLES DOWN on claim that nobody should go to prison for smoking weed - despite her 2,000 pot prosecutions as California AG - and gushes over the 'very kind' and 'wonderful' Biden Vice President Kamala Harris once again promoted marijuana legalization during an interview with Seth Meyers on his NBC TV show on Monday night Harris urged Congress to pass federal marijuana legislation 'Nobody should have to go to jail for smoking weed,' the vice president repeated It was Harris' first late-night television interview since taking office as VP Last Thursday, President Joe Biden announced he would pardon more than 6,500 'simple' federal marijuana convictions During her stint as California attorney general from 2011 to 2016 nearly 2,000 people went to jail for marijuana related crimes As a San Francisco prosecutor, Harris oversaw more than 1,900 cannabis related convictions, though only 45 did jail time See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Vice President Kamala Harris doubled down on her claims that nobody should be jailed for smoking cannabis, despite the fact she oversaw 2,000 convictions as a prosecutor in San Francisco
Interestingly, the appropriations process for FY2023 is beginning to get underway already
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The filter helps to trap some of the tar and other harmful substances present in the smoke, reducing their intake into the body
The implications for ADR are obvious: we could take the metadata from a noisy on-set performance by an actor and use it to pull the strings of their stockpiled clean audio images ADR without the actor being present at all
